Because of Winn-Dixie Ch. 19&20

How did Otis say the Littmus Lozenge tasted to him? (ch. 19)

• melancholy

• music

• like being in jail

• like being in church

Answer explanation

"It tastes good, but it also tastes a little bit like being in jail." (pg. 129)

Why was Otis put in jail? (ch. 19)

• stealing

• playing guitar on the street

• hurting someone else

• playing guitar at a park

Answer explanation

"I wouldn't stop playing my guitar. Used to be I played it on the street...Anyway, the police came. And they told me to stop it. They said how I was breaking the law..." (pg. 130)

What did Sweetie Pie Thomas say the Littmus Lozenge tasted like to her? (ch. 19)

• losing her brother

• not having a dog

• missing her mom

• bad

Answer explanation

"...and she spit it right out; she said that it tasted bad. She said that it tasted like not having a dog." (pg. 132)

What did Gloria Dump do when Opal told her about Otis? (ch. 20)

• took Opal to the tree in her backyard

• screamed

• wiped her eyes with the hem of her dress

• laughed so hard her teeth almost fell out of her mouth

Answer explanation

"When I told Gloria Dump about Otis and how he got arrested, she laughed so hard she had to grab hold of her false teeth so they wouldn't fall out of her mouth." (pg. 133)

Where did Opal get the idea to have a party? (ch. 20)

• They read about parties in Gone with the Wind

• She wanted people to hear Otis's music and heal their hearts

• It was Gloria's idea

• Otis said he wanted to play a concert

Answer explanation

"I needed to find him some people to listen to his music. And then it came to me--the solution for Otis's aching heart, for everyone's aching heart." (pg. 135)

What did Gloria Dump make Opal promise to her about the party?

• She had to invite Amanda

• She had to invite the Dewberry boys

• She had to invite the preacher

• She had to help clean Gloria's house

Answer explanation

"'You got to make me one promise though,' Gloria said.

'All right,' I told her.

'You got to invite them Dewberry boys.'" (pg. 137)